Taiwan Water Resources Agency, Chianan Management Office (Former Chianan Irrigation Association Office) — During the Japanese rule of Taiwan, Taiwan was treated as an economic colony. However, the Chianan Plain at that time suffered from water scarcity, and most of the farmland was barren. The Chianan region

Taiwan Water Resources Agency, Chianan Management Office (Former Chianan Irrigation Association Office). During the Japanese rule of Taiwan, Taiwan was treated as an economic colony. However, the Chianan Plain at that time suffered from water scarcity, and most of the farmland was barren. The Chianan region. During the Japanese rule of Taiwan, Taiwan was treated as an economic colony. However, the Chianan Plain at that time suffered from water scarcity, and most of the farmland was barren. Farmers in the Chianan region frequently faced drought and flood disasters. The Japanese then established the "Public Irrigation Chianan Irrigation Association Office" to be responsible for the construction of the Chianan Irrigation Canal to solve the problem of irrigation water in the Chianan Plain. At that time, the office was located in Chiayi Street, Chiayi County, and it was not until 1909 that it was relocated to Tainan Prefecture. In 1940, due to continuous business expansion, it was rebuilt at its current location. Address: 臺南市中西區友愛街25號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Tainan